The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-09
GENERAL TRADE.
READsTUFFs.

CORNMEAL - Standard, S}35; pearl,
So Is % IS; roller, 81 IS, firm.
HAY-Choice, from store, 75c;. car load
from levee or depot, $3.50; prime, from store,
zoe; car load from leyee or depot, sl2 SOC 3;
prairie, f;om store, Toe; car load from levee
or depot IS so.
CORN-trom store, white, 4Sc; mixed,
47o, from leyee or depot, white, in bulk, 44c;
OATS-From store, white, SOC mixed, CSC;
from levee or depot, white, in bulk, %1Gc; in
sacks, S1Sc; mixed, in bulk, 3l12c; in sacks,
FLoUR-From store. No, 8, 50 2593 so;
family, So 75tG3 So; choice, S4d4 IS; fancy,
g. 25@4 20; extra fancy, 81 5Ogi rs; patents,
d 2g5 so
BEAN-From store, SOC; from levee or de-
CRACKERS-soda, extra, 40; soda, treble
extra, 41Sc; extra, Tc; ginger snaps, extra,
Sc; assorted jumbies, Toe,
BEANS-NHyy' u 1871 %; medium VI %
hiCE-Louisiana, 4@iHc; carOlini 1, $40
/U0ATMBAL-In half-barrels, s2sS Is, from
CRACKED wHEAT-In half-barrels, 81 Is
''i go%INY AND GRITs-FtOm store. 50 .
Is.
KANSAS CITY. MO-, January, s.-wbsat
quiet; No. red, cash, zoo bid; March. 70
bid. 0st, nominal, &c bid for cash.
ST; LOUIS. mo-, January s.-Flo1r
@3; choice, So 25d3 40; fancy, So 6093 IS;
s1rs fanSs 8 7ss ss s extra W tnSnSy Su
and lower. To market opened unsettled and
generally easier, and later weakened con-
siderably, bu! strengthened and closed 1ta
4, lower than yesterday; No. rcd, cash.
s7ZsssIic, Closing at size bid. Corn very
tsrdas's asures; No. mixed. cash, $40
351<c; Jauusry, $50 asked; Pebrq
Nay ny; $i sse sS sI Shrsa H sSs 49,
Oats dull, but about ste dy; No. z mixed.
cash, $50; Jsnua-y, 71ac bid; February,
2s1iH; May. Sic. Rye firm at SIC bid. Barley
dull at 56 q So Hay ac t1, at prices
nominaly firm at Csc. Bran firm at $50.
Cornmesi steady ut 1892 6. Re-
ceipts-FIour, 1000 brs; wheat. 1900 bu;
corn, 50, 900 su; oats, II 900 bu; rye, 1900
hu; barley, II, OOO bu shig%eednnts-Flour'
5000 bu; rye, mono; barley, 5000 bu.
CHICAGO. ILL. January The cable.
were some hat improved in tone today, but
did not lend much strength to the opening
market. All through the session there was
very little news to affect the course Of wheat
Prices remained closely around $40 for
May, hut generally a shade u der that fig
ure 1t was estim ated that the visible sup
plv would disclose an increase Of fully 500,
600 bushels. Toward the close there was
moderate realizing, and the market closed at
Shc the lowest point of the day. Prsc-
tically nothing was dore in corn today, trade
not being suthcien. 10 bring about any appre-
ci;Se flu tGS9nsS Ias great at Oqk o. ;G[H
near the close. Cash quotations we're as fol-
lows: Flour quiet: winter patents, VI 269
50; Southern winter, So sOe4 To-, Mich
igan and Wisconsin winter, 81 1874;
81 2D@4 60; Minnesota, in barrels and
sacks, 50 1903 25; rye -four, in ,rrels.
81 9Og3 IL; bu"kwheat' per l0l pounds; $40
2 IS. no. 2 sDrine wheat, 7l8a7oHe; No, 3
2p corr, SSESSSIsc; No. 2 oat,, 26lc; No. 2
rye, $50; No charley, 52h@5Sc; No; fax
seed, 81 0191 Oh; prime timothy, reed, 81 500
| 81. The leading futures ranged as follows
est 7sHc, lowest, 7Shc, closing at 7s% :;
February opened at 7S2Rc, highest ,iSAtS
7S7sc, lowe 7SHc, closing at 7s19c; March
opened at 79Hc, highest 1914 e7999c, lowest
aC GC ss at w rgc Nsy s SSsn SS at at ga
$50. Corn. No. 2-January opened at 36>9c,
highest 36Izc, lowest S6hg365sc, closing a.
s6I4 367sC;. February. OgseInIssdio It S6}4c'
Ii@s 5,5 %fS,S'si Mi res, oP ss
o 'osing Ut $3.50; May opened at 42Ar, highest
423Sc, lowest 42c, closing ,st 429
higaest 26ssc, lowest 26zc, closing at 26hc;
February opened at 26Hc, highest 261sc,
loves. 251Sc. closing at 25Iac; Mgrch opened
At Hs, highest &c; Lowest 29Ac, cl s.,hn
IoTe.t SIC, closing at Sic. Receipts
Flour, Is 900 brls; wheat. $4,000 bu; corn,
lie, 900 bu; oats, ll7,000 bu; rye, 5000 bu
barley, s., 200 bu. shpments-Fout, 400
brls; whest, 1900 bu; corn, $1,000 bn;
oats, H,UO0 bu: rye, mono; barley IS
600 bu